to do a back walkover you do not need to know how to do a handstand, you need to know how do do bridge , bridge kick over and you need to have confidence! Although knowing a handstand might necessarily help you flexibility it doesn't make much of a difference
The front walkover was invented by Ellayna Mackenzie Jones when she was six years old. She was trying to do a handstand and flipped over. It was originally named the handstand flip, but when Ellayna told the gymnastic experts about the name she came up with, they thought the name should be improved. It was officially named the "front walkover" and the country approved of it in 1934.
You don't necessarily need to be flexible for a walkover. For a front walkover you want to have a solid handstand bridge come up and good stomach muscles. For a balk walkover you want to have a good handstand bride kick over and flexible shoulders. It would help if you had one of your splits to make it look nicer:)
It is called a bridge if you just bend back It is called a walkover if you do a handstand and land in a bridge It is called a back hand spring if you push off and do both really fast Hope I helped :) By Sugaheart426
heres some easy to hard moves (In order of difficulty) star jump tuck jump coupe walk starddle pike forwards roll forwards roll starddle sholder stand chest roll split jump handstand backwards roll handstand open legs scissor handstand push up to bridge cartwheel round-off dive roll handstand forwards roll headstand backbend handstand to bridge handspring to knees handspring one handed cartwheel arm stand arm stand over one handed handspring splits forwards walkover back extension roll back walkover Ariel/ arabian front tuck backwards handspring back tuck bararmi scorpian whip layouts double backs double fronts flairs x-outs Thomases piked thomas triple back
A back kick over(same as back-bend kick over) is where you go into a bridge (all 4 limbs on the ground) then pick one leg up and kick over. A back WALK over is a continuous motion from a stand where only 3 of you limbs ever touch the ground at the same time. I hope that helped!
for bars you need: a pullover,backup circle, leg over leg back and dismount for beam: split jump, straight jump, tuck jump, front handstand, sideways handstand, and the mount floor: handstand forward roll, backward pike roll,cartwheel, handstand,roundoff,back walkover, and front limber vault: run arm circle flat back onto squishy pit, straight jump onto squishy pit
I have had trouble with this before but you just have to work on it. First you have to stretch!!!!!!!!!!!! Do your ankles and wrists and a bridge with your feet together and head out. It is reccomended you know how to do a hand stand. Practice a bridge and getting up. Also a tick tock gettingup which is similar. Try it with spotting to. You need to have very strong stomach muscles try going into a brige on one foot and getting up instantly First get into a handstand. second push the strongest foot forward third push up on one foot as soon as possible dont hesitate to put the weaker one down while your getting up.
You should be able to do skills like a round off backhandspring, back walkover , front walkover and more you should be fast , flexible, agile
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If you want to you could do classes but don't do it just because you can do that most kids can. I'm eleven and I am competing a back-walkover back-handspring on beam this Sunday. but its fun if you want to
In order easiest 1st: Foreword roll handstand handstand foreword roll cartwheel round-off running round-off rebound front walk over back walkover (you can do all of these without a spot) harder skills ;) front handspring back handspring round-off back handspring round-off back tuck back tuck handspring seres the last 5 i would recommend with a spot P.S. you can switch the order of the front and back walkovers and handsprings
Take it one foot at a time, place your best foot in front of the other, lean back, and push off!Thats a back walkover and a front walkover is simply just a handstand taken one foot at a time and pushed over to land. These moves do require practice so dont just go out and try it right away. Get help from a coach or gymnastics spotter. Hope my answer helped a little!